How to not show full diff when using Gclog -L to track changes in a function

[kaddkaka]

git log -L:function_name:file_name is really nice to see changes to a function. The default behavior is to only show the part of the commit that actually touches that function (as opposed to --full-diff, which doesn't even seem to work together with -L in git version 2.35.1)

Gclog -L:function_name:file_name works great and it's nice to get 2 entries for each commit

1. The full commit (commit message and all changes done in this commit)
2. The function source code at that specific commit

For entries of type 1., is it possible to reduce the content of that buffer to only show the changes in the tracked function? (just as git log -L from the command line does)

[kaddkaka]

Same question for :Gclog %: can it be made to only show the diff of the selected file (%)?

[ikiet]

@kaddkaka
Same question here. Did you find the answer?

[kaddkaka]

I did not, I guess the fastest answer might be to study fugitive source code

[ikiet]

Thank you. But I’m not familiar with Vimscript.

[tpope]

:Gclog can't do this. :Git log is more flexible, it can do anything Git can.